Category: 2012 Mets Evaluations
2012 Analysis: Bobby Parnell
2We are now four years into the Bobby Parnell Show. What have we learned? When we first saw Parnell as a 23 and 24 year-old, crackling 101-MPH fastballs into the catcher's ...
READ MORE +2012 Analysis: Jon Niese
5Would you consider 2012 to be a "breakout season" for Jonathon Niese? Last November, my evaluation of Jonathon Niese included two major concerns: would he ever have ...
READ MORE +2012 Analysis: Jeremy Hefner
3Once July came around, there wasn't much for baseball fans in Queens to root for. Outsiders would likely chuckle at the idea that Mets fans found it thrilling when a journeyman ...
READ MORE +2012 Evaluation: Matt Harvey
5Hope died quickly for Mets fans after the 2012 All-Star Break, turning into despair. The season seemed all but lost, and in many ways, another step backward for the ...
READ MORE +2012 Evaluation: Dillon Gee
2After a breakout 2011 season that saw him win 13 games, the future looked bright for over-achiever Dillon Gee. And, Gee built on that promise with even better performance in the ...
READ MORE +2012 Analysis: Frank Francisco
4After tearing up the AL East with a 17-save campaign for the Toronto Blue Jays as a 31-year-old in 2011, Frank Francisco was the Mets' biggest free-agent signing last winter - ...
READ MORE +2012 Analysis: Josh Edgin
7Despite showing an intriguing skill set during spring training, Josh Edgin was left behind come April, finally making it to Flushing in mid-July. Once a member of the big club, ...
READ MORE +2012 Analysis: R.A. Dickey
8Let's see ... R.A. Dickey climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, wrote a bestselling book, threw back-to-back one-hit shutouts, won 20 games, and may have bagged a Cy Young Award. Is there ...
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